Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

souls. vhsrs hs has BEEN on legal business.
1 Mrs. Wynne, who has been in the city
several weeks visiting her son, 3. W.
virginia City. Mont.
Mrs. Kittie Rice has moved into the resi-
dence next to Col. John H. Curtis on Wash
ton . rect.
The Harmony Lodge Of Daughters Of
Rebekah spent Thursday evening very
Pleasantly at Odd Fellows Hall. The pro-.
gramme for tho evening consisted OF muei'
cal and literary exercises.
The little children oi Mrs. John Noyes'
class, No. 3, who are member OF the As
ISOLATION Of Xinistering Children OF St.
all kinds OF dainties in the q Of eatables
to the orphan children o. the Poor Farm
on Thanksgiving Day. Among tho little
ones who contributed to the happiness Oi
these orphans were: May Pfouts. May Tai.
bot, DoIlie Noyes, Jessie Roberts. Alice
Hoge, Mary Warren. Mary Irvine, Ida
Kennedy, May Roberts, Sadie Mcbride,
ailda Knowles and Nellie Hines.
A very pleasant surprise was given Mrs.
G.kahnweiler at her residence last Wednes
day evening, by a party OF ladies and
COAuluk III 0uSA pSCJCOjy w 0p0AO
the evening.
Lee Foster went to Anaconda Friday
evening.
John Cap'ice has returned from q trip to
Portland aud Southern Oregon. He ex.
presses great admiration OF the beautiful
md fruitful Willamette, Unpqua and
Rogue River Valleys. and the magnificent
scenery that surrounds It,.
J. b. Cleveland. President OF the Gas
Company, has rented out bis residence and
lone to minneapolis. where he will prob.
ably spend the winter.
Thos. j. Convoy. Assistant Manager OF
the Pacific Insurance Union at San Fran
cisco, VAS in the city yesterd ~.
Mrs. j. Levey. OF his city. is enjoying q
visit from her sister. Mrs. N. e. Davis. OF
Ward er. ard their mother, mrs. ID. Mem
.le!sohp. OF Bozsman.
"A. S. Oliver, son OF Il. w. Oliver ESQ,
has gone to st. Louis to enter college, and
judging from the evidences OF ability al
ready given by tire young man, he will IN
donbtedly have a bright car er.
Miss Mollie Rittenhouse will visit her
uncle, MIR. james Morgan. at Dillon, the
coming week.
w. Coutts, Esq, returned from Deer
Lodge Thursday evening.
PocATELLo ITEMS.
PoCATELLo, November 25.-[Correspond-
ence Of The Miner.]-The first annual ball
Of the Pocatello Division. No. 2O9, OF the
Order OF Railway Conductors, took place
at the Pacific Hotel, at this place, Thanks
giving ev. ming. The grand dining ,oom Of
the hotel was brilliantly lighted and cleared
for the occasion. The music was furnished
by J. cal talent and was positively a treat
in itself. Dancing commenced at 10
O'Clock. Crowds OF daintily dressed ladies
and their gallant escor. g kept arriving dur
ing the e ening from all quarters, the pass
enger train from the north alone bringing a
contingent of over 100 persons. gathered
ron every point Of the Utah & Northern
line. The O. R. @. are undoubtedly well de-
serving OF the favors ard popularity which
is shown their order, for q more courteous
set OF gentlemen than those
who formed the reception and other
committees it would be impossible to find
Much credit is due Chief Conductor McCar-
thy for the %nnceasing pains he took to
make the ball the great success, it was.
also to his gentleman]y assistants. NJ 'ssrs.
Frank Minty, Ed. C~athcart, w. B. Green
and Murray B. Miles, who we're the very
personification OF courtesy. Superinten-
dent Ressiguie and Train Masters E. 0.
Mann and M. Stillwell did everything in
VuObA HvWCA W 0to tuO OakfJ - AFC AlCC
transportation was granted to all attend
ing. Mr.. Keeney, proprietor OF the hotel
surpassed himseIf in. the elegance OF thu
supper, which was served at 2 a. M, dane
ing being continued till $50 a. m.
The dresses Of the ladies were ill OF them
exceedingly pretty, but it would be 1T end
less q to describe them. E yerything
passed of most enjoya bly,, everybo ~ waS
delighted but the manner in which they had
been treated and many exrressi ms OF good
will towards the order were heard on every
side.
Miss Minnie O'Nei!, from Deer Lodge. was
among the numerous guests at til" O, r.
c. Ball Thanksgiving.
Friday evening after partaking .I Thanks
giving turkey at Spring Hi! and attend NJ
the Railroad Conductors bali here Thanks.
giving evening.
The many friends OF Frank Mintey will
be glad to learn that on December IS
Frank will lead to the al, ar d char.uiu.
young lady from Salt Lake.
This place promises t., be lively in the So
cial line this winter. Several balls vii take
place in the near future.
DILLON DoLSHs.
An old settlers meeting was held by the
ladies OF the NJ. E. Church OH THANKSGIVING
evening. November %, ard was largely al
by our citizens. The elaborate sup
served on the ocrasinn WAS a success
in every particular, and the literary portion
the programme which c!me later. was
with incidents and adventures
brought JOY to the heart of many ar
old settler, as his thoughts reverted to the
good old days. A pal per read bv Mrs. Jane
Selway, and entitled "How the Women
elieise | much applause. Essays con-
tributed by Thomas Selway and James
portrayed wildly The trials
in crossing the plains, and making
Tor themselves homes amid new surround
lngs. To Mrs. r. A. Reynolds belongs the
honor of making the en-, ertainment in.
and varied, as it undoubtedly
was, as that lady was unwearied
in her Efforts to bring together the some.
What scattered material OF which it con- |
sisted, and hereafter the Old Settlers meet |
n2 il destined to be an institution Of Bea. |
County.
The grand ball Of the following night, |
yivsn by members Of Company E. NJ. N. G..
8 also worthy OF mention as being by far
he most enjoyable event which has |
;ranspired this season The spacious new |
'rmory OF the Company with its display Of
'untlng, stands OF glittering arms and ap /
- "eeoiao''he ior'heu = speClaCIe
u which its members might well be proud.
over one hundred couples participated in
he grand march and the company pre-
ented a striking appearance clad ia their
arrived uniforms. Altogether the
Gene was one OF unusual b%riliiancy. That
ne Efforts OF Professor Couture are appre.
lated by our townspeople was evincei by
ne improvement which has taken place in
heir department generally. and which is
ue to his efforts as Instructor. The SIM.
er was gotten up by Mrs. E. NJ. Eastman
! her best style, and was IN every vav
'orthy of the occasion.
WEDDING BELLS.
nother Young Couple Launched on r